New Look At Catholic Stand On Birth Control Urged
Vatican Cardinal Suenens and Cardinal Leger pressed for a thorough inquiry into Catholic teaching on marriage and birth control at the Vatican Ecumenical Council. They argued modern science may contribute new insights and urged openness to change.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Leo
Jozef Cardinal Suenens
Brussels
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger
Montreal
Suenens
Leger
Saigh
Paul VI
Cardinal Suenens
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Sicily
Council
Sschema
Campaign Issue Barry LBJ Differ On Increased Crime Cause
The piece outlines competing diagnoses of rising crime from Barry Goldwater and President Johnson. It notes Goldwater links crime to welfare and civil rights politics, while Johnson blames urban migration and social roots, citing delinquency rates and education as factors. It also covers Washington DC crime symbolism in Goldwater’s campaign and reactions from officials.
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Barry
Lbj
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Goldwater
Supreme Court
White House
Minneapolis
Johnson
Dayton
District of Columbia
D.C
Nation
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mallory
Washington, D. C
Phoenix
Ariz
Areas of Agreement Between Russian and Chinese Communists
summary of the text notes that Moscow and Beijing share many points of agreement including denouncing the United States as the source of evil and the international gendarme, agreeing on the need to destroy America. They align on the International Communist Movement and a Peaceful Coexistence program defined as conquest without thermo nuclear war.
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United States of America
United States
America
Fut Mehoong
Fred Schwarz
Areas of disagreement on peaceful coexistence
The passage notes Soviet and Chinese views diverge on methods under peaceful coexistence with Russians favoring external encirclement and internal demoralization as a path to progress, suggesting strategic rivalry within communism.
Chinese Communists Back Violent Internal Revolution Theory
A quote discusses the belief among the Chinese Communists that internal violent revolution is the best method. It proposes the party should mobilize minority groups, unemployed workers, and disgruntled intellectuals to lead such upheaval.
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Communist Party
Chinese Communist Policy for U S Conquest
The Chinese Communist program aims to provoke wars in Asia Africa and Latin America neutralize Western Europe and demoralize the United States to force a series of accommodations. They seek a U S government willing to agree while American Communists and the people bear responsibility for the conquest. A revolutionary minority would ignite a rebellion in the capitalist system.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Europe
United States
U.S
Policy Within America by the American Communist Party
The document outlines alleged strategies of the American Communist Party under Gus Hall and Soviet influence. It claims aims include presenting a law abiding facade, fomenting a phony fascist threat, attacking Barry Goldwater, supporting the current administration, and infiltrating Civil Rights groups. It contrasts with Chinese Communist guidance urging revolutionary violence and open rebellion against the party in power.
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Communist Party
Gus Hall
U.S
United States
Barry Goldwater
America
Goldwater
Johnson
Thermonuclear War Differences Between Russians and Chinese
The Russian Communists showed greater thermonuclear adventurism by placing missiles in Cuba, while Chinese Communists criticized the move for its handling. The Chinese statement argues history is decided by masses, not weapons, and rejects brandishing nuclear arms to settle disputes.
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Cuba
Communist Party of China
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